this is spot on...i dont see how someone can argue this...This has only been going on less than a month and there are already rent strikes?  

Study your market, know the sweet spots and be ready to strike. 

Who else is ready to strike the market after this is over with!?

(I think it will be harder to get a mortgage, so having a LONG term with the seller like a 5 - 7 year lease purchase with a strike price tied to a new appraisal but low market rent is smart, and to ALWAYS give tenant buyers a 12 month lease and a 12 month option with a strike price of 105% of new appraisal, you make 5%).2.

However, due to the state of the market, right now might actually be a great time to strike as most of your competitors are in a hold pattern, therefore having less competition to bid against. 

Is there a rent strike climate in Cleveland? 

Would going down this route improve my credit for the future to strike out on my own?

I'd be willing to bet a lot of money that any rent strikes, lack of payment, etc. comes overwhelmingly from tenants with poor credit scores.

Does that strike you as a scenario in which you cant file a police report?

It seems like anyone who does this long enough will eventually strike gold.Has anyone tried this or a similar approach, and how did it go for you?